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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1970
Page
4
Billionaire Ross Perot said he will visit North Vietnamese prisoners next week. He plans to fly to Saigon on a chartered jet Monday to tour the prison camps as a display of humanitarian interest to the North Vietnamese.
Washington UPI reports Stokely Carmichael denounced a secret Senate internal security session as a circus and an intimidation attempt after two hours of questioning. He said the inquiry targeted his ties to organizations and alleged Communist conspiracies, while he pleaded the Fifth Amendment and declined to reveal more.
Washington reports three decorated Vietnam veterans added to charges in the My Jiti massacre case. Kenneth Sehiss, a Silver Star recipient, along with Speed William I. Doherty and Sneed Robert W. ’T’Sauvas, both with multiple decorations, are now named in connection with the killings of civilians on March 16, 1969, amid previous charges against 22 others including officers for failing to report and investigate.
White House sources say the bulk of Nixon’s proposed 1.5 billion desegregation package would fund efforts to reduce racial isolation in public schools across the North and South. Most resources would support desegregation while compensatory aid could bolster black schools without changing racial composition. A cabinet committee chaired by Vice President Agnew is reviewing how to allocate the initial 500 million.
New York showings of a Martin Luther King Jr documentary drew about 3.5 million dollars from more than 70 000 attendees in 800 US cities and in Copenhagen Amsterdam and Jerusalem. Proceeds go to the Martin Luther King Jr Special Fund supporting civil rights and poverty campaigns.
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